The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-03-26

now attend Lafayette College, Easton.
The Lords supper will be observed in
the Lutheian church on Easter Sunday.
Don't miss Snyders first annual horse
sale' to-day Saturday at the Carbon
House.
One hundred and seventy.five hands
are employed in and around the Catasatqua
silk mill.
The best laundry soap in the world is
the Tulip Soap. y'rY a quarters worth and
be convinced.
In a wreck on the L. & s. railroad,
| above Mauch Chunk, Saturday, several cars
were demolished
w. George Miller has just completed
the large shed, 90S170 feet, at Olewine &
Koch's brick yard.
j. p. McIIay, of Summit Hill, is mem
toned as candidate for the Office of Reg
lister and Recorder
Go to Frs. Roderer, under the Ex-
change Hotel, for smooth shave and a
fashionable hair cut.
Mrs. Daniel Kolb, aged twenty-nine
| years, died at Packerton Sunday last, and
was buried Wednesday.
john Esrang, of town, has been pro-
NOTED to engineer of locomotive No. 90.
Lehgh Valley Railroad.
No. furnace of CoplaY Iron CO., was
blown in this week. Thirty-three addi-
tional hands find employment.
-Thert is absolutely no adulteration in
the Tulip Soap, therefore it is the cheapest
| soap for laundry, bath or toilet.
1t will pay you to take look at the
elegant selection of fine goods Just added
to E. II. Hollis stock Mauch Chunk.
Northampton county tax payers pay
thirty-thvee cents on the hundred dollars
an increase of eleven cents oyer last year.
john Rehr, son of Charles Rehr. decd,
aged FIVE years, six months and twelve
days, died last Thursday and was buried
Sunday.
Kaiser Boyle, of Allentown, aurder-
ously assaulted his aged mother, Monday.
lie has been arrested and confined TO dur
ance vile.
If Your wstel, or clock don't run cor
rectly, take it to IIagaman, on Bank street
and If it then fails TO keep time he win
make no charge, March 2G-Gm@
Raymond, sixteen n-,nonths-old child
of Joseph and Sarah Fritzinger, died Sat
urday and was buried in the Lehighton
cemetery on Monday.
We are pleased to note that our old
friend John Miller, Sr., of Lehgh street
who had his left limb fractured several
months ago, is able to be out.
The Board of Pardons, last week, re-
fused to move in the matter of granting
pardon TO Chas. Orion Stroll in the Mauch
Chunk Jail for embezzlcment.
"A petition is being circulated by the
business men in Luzerne county asking the
Legislature TO enact law projecting them
from travelling dead beats, &c.
Our old friend j. C, SendeI, former
resident of New Mahoning, has embarked
in the mercantile business at Wcatherly.
The ADVOCATE wishes him success.
Robert Rehrig, of town, had his right
foot severely crushed at packerton last
Saturday. We are pleased to state that he
is doing well under the able treatment of
DR.. c. T. Horn.
THE Emericdn Collier, a magazine de-
voted to the interests ef miners, will make
its appearance at Mauch Chunk, or the 9th
of April. Jacob Foster will be the pub
Usher and editor.
Our friend Frank Seiberling, of North
Penn, will take charge of popular hotel in
this section sometime soon. As Frank is a
genial, whole-souled fellow, his success is a
forgone conclusion,
Society pins and emblems, Masons,
Odd Fellows, Mechanics, Knights of Golden
Eagle, p. o. S. os A., Knights of Labor.
E. B., f, b., b. b., and pins of all descrlp-
ton at L. II. Uohrs.
Engine No. $40 drawing freight train
No. so, while crossing the bridge at White
Haven, was precipitated to the road below.
a portion OF the bridge having been taken
away is what caused the accident
-"Vesuvius," No. 43O, is the name of a
new eight wheel connected locomotive now
running at the south end of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad. 1t was built at he shops
at Weatherly and has the name of loco
motive that ran the gravel train in South
Easton twenty-one years ago.
Miss Alyenia Graver, at the New Yorl,
Millinery Store, Bank street, is prepared
for the coming Spring and Summer trade
with complete new stock of hats and
bonnets, which she is making up in the
latest styles at prices astonishingly low.
Don't forget this when you mako your pul-
chases.
"A person receiving a letter from the
postoffice by mistake, or finding one in the
street or elsewherei can. under no pretense,
designedIy break the seal without subject
ing himself to severe penalty; the en-
dorsement ''Opened by mistake" won't do.
The penalty varies from fine not exceed
| ing $500 to Imprisonment for ten years.
All provided the letter is directed to some
one else. 1t is very important that you
/ should remember this.
Two tramps were walking on the Le-
high Valley railroad near Lchigh Gap, Mon
day morning, when one of them, Thomas
Russ, made an effort to jump on passing
coal train, but seeing No. 10 passenger
coming along lie attempted TO recross the
track when he was struck by the engine
and thrown down the bank into the river.
He was picked up and brought to this
place where he died soon after At the
Coroner's inquest it was found that death
resulted from injuries received on the rail
road The body was taken in charge by
the poor directors, and bnrled Tuesday
morning.